matthews@umd5.umd.edu (Mike Matthews) (03/23/90)
I'm having some serious problems with Uniterm 2.0e (now 002, also with 009). The local tie-in I have to the mainframes as, well, gone to h*ll with some major line noise problems (it's the only place that gives me line noise, too), and Uniterm keeps locking the modem out, such that I have to reboot in order to use the modem again. This is highly annoying. Is there anything that I have set up incorrectly with Uniterm? My system is a Mega 2 mono system with TOS 1.4 currently. I have the buffers set to 5KB RS232, and larger than standard buffers for everything else. Whatever I type before I reboot is sometimes (can't remember if it's always) sent to the modem after Uniterm is loaded again. Mike
ripley@tubopal.UUCP (Hans-Ch. Eckert) (03/28/90)
In article <6317@umd5.umd.edu> matthews@umd5.umd.edu (Mike Matthews) writes:
]I'm having some serious problems with Uniterm 2.0e (now 002, also with 009).
]The local tie-in I have to the mainframes as, well, gone to h*ll with some
]major line noise problems (it's the only place that gives me line noise, too),
]and Uniterm keeps locking the modem out, such that I have to reboot in order
]to use the modem again.
This happens when UniTerm receives a Xoff (^S) Character. Now the program
waits for the following Xon (^Q) before continuing.
In this case you need to reset the terminal (<ALT>+<F7>) to clear the ^S-
status.
I'd much prefer having a special function on the menu-page to clear the
^S-status, and therefore not loosing the contents of the history-buffer
and any additional settings I might have done...
Simon are you listening?
Greetings,
RIPLEY
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